E-Series UV-A Blacklight Lamp

• Light source: 6 Watt 365nm Tube / 6 Watt 254nm Tube with filter assembly
• Lamp Style: Handheld
• Length: 10.25 in (26.04cm)
• Width: 3.25 in (8.26 cm)
• Height: 2.5 in (6.35 cm)
• Weight: 3.9 lb. (1.77 kg)

• Ergonomic carrying handle - comfortable grip while operating the lamp.
• Toggle switch - built-in toggle switch for easy On/Off operation.
• Long life filter glass - Our unique filter glass ages at a slower rate than conventional filters and resists solarization extending the lifetime of the lamp.
• Anodized aluminum housing - lightweight and rugged for the toughest work environments.

What is the E Series used for? The E Series is Spectro-UV's line of professional-grade handheld UV lamps used for laboratory, forensic, and life-science applications, including rodent contamination detection, conservation work, gem and mineral inspection, and other fluorescence-based detection tasks. Unlike Spectro-UV's NDT lamps, the E Series isn't built for aerospace compliance inspection.

Who uses E Series lamps? Lab and life-science technicians, forensic investigators, conservators, and gemologists who need dual-wavelength (254 nm/365 nm) or UV-A-only illumination for detection and inspection work outside standard NDT.

How is the E Series organized? It comes in dual-wavelength models (ENF-series, with both 254 nm UV-C and 365 nm UV-A tubes) and single-wavelength models (EA-series, UV-A only), each available in multiple power levels (4W, 6W, 8W) to match the application.

What is the ENF-260C used for? It's a handheld dual-wavelength UV lamp (6W 365nm/6W 254nm with filter assembly) used for lab and life-science detection, agriculture/rodent contamination inspection, conservation, and gem and mineral work requiring more output than the 4W model.

Why does it have two wavelengths? The 365 nm tube handles standard fluorescence inspection; the 254 nm short-wave tube suits RUVIS and forensic detection applications.

How does it compare to the ENF-240C? Same dual-wavelength design and application set, at higher power (6W vs. 4W) for brighter output or larger inspection areas.